
Now I have had to decline because I couldn't possibly get to Perth before lunch-time :-) and I certainly don't want everyone waiting for me on the dock (well that is my story and I am sticking to it). I passed on my regrets to WMEB but suggested he could come by and pick me up and go for a sail after they get home from Lancelin. He thought sailing to Broome would be good although I am advocating a Pacific island of some sort.
I have had similar conversations with WMEB over the years and it is always fun, yes I get taught to sail in exchange for chefing during the voyage (that is definitely a win-win for me) - and obviously landing somewhere fabulous.
Part of me desperately hopes that the joke remains just that - it is so wild and scary, and the other part of me considers the possibility of a spur of the moment, wild and scary sailing adventure and smiles wistfully.
I sailed with the WMEB and friends a couple of times when I lived in Albany - there was a tradition of moonlight harbor sails on a Friday night. They were incredible! Especially because the girls didn't actually have to sail, we just sat and ate strawberries and counted stars.
At moments like this I truly realize what a great life I have had :-)
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HAHA sounds divine! I once got second degree burns on a yacht and another time had to do the trick of running from side to the other so it didn't roll over! Those were the days ... :)
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